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Beautiful views. Great staff. Good food. Reasonable pricing. It was a quiet town but super cute to walk around. Not sure how far it is to beaches as we stayed on site the whole time. We also walked the strip.

Milna is a lovely town and very peaceful. My only reservation about staying here is that it is hard to get to anywhere else on the island. The buses are not very regular and the taxis are expensive. ie €70 each way to Bol. However there is a mini van that takes people to Bol for €35 return. It is part of a taxi firm. I nolonger have the number on my phone but if you go to the bus stop there is a taxi number. If you call them and ask about the mini bus they will hopefully book you on for the next day.

The beach is great and there are some lovely restaurants such as Zalogajnica Dišpet, Omo and Bonito. More info from the tourist office about what to do would be helpful, but they did recomnend the excellent maritime museum.

I recently returned from a family holiday in Milna and have mixed feelings about my experience. The picturesque beauty of the area is undeniable, with breathtaking scenery that truly takes your breath away. However, traveling with a baby added an extra layer of challenge, especially when attempting to conquer the hills in scorching hot weather. The uphill climbs became quite daunting and exhausting, making us rethink our decision to explore on foot with a little one. Milna's variety of bars and restaurants provided a delightful culinary adventure for our family. From quaint cafes to bustling restaurants, we were able to indulge in a diverse range of delicious dishes and refreshing drinks. The local cuisine and friendly service made dining a highlight of the trip, even though managing a baby's needs in between bites proved to be a juggling act. However, we were surprised to find that many establishments lacked proper baby changing facilities, which made things quite challenging. Unfortunately, we were left a bit disappointed by the lack of family-friendly activities available. While the natural surroundings were perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, the options for free or independent activities that catered to both adults and a baby were limited. It seemed that most of the exciting experiences required paying for guided tours or excursions, which made us hesitant given our family circumstances. Additionally, the easier routes we found were mostly comprised of steps, making it difficult to navigate with a buggy. In summary, Milna's enchanting scenery, charming bars, and diverse restaurants offer a wonderful vacation destination. However, the challenging hills in hot weather, difficulties of traveling with a baby, lack of baby changing facilities in some establishments, and the reliance on paid tours could potentially dampen the overall experience, particularly for families seeking a more accessible and family-friendly environment.

Picturesgue village that has a vivid marina and promenade, sufficient services and still is peaceful enough to enjoy your stay without crowds. Lots of nice resturants around the marina(try fresh fish!), vegetable market weekly, cafes, clothes shop, bakeries, groceries, pedicure, massage, churches, beaches... all walking distance. Clean, safe and so beautiful. Catamaran from Split, stopping on the island Solta. Surrounded by nature, mountains and the sea. Bus to Supetar(frequent ferries) and from there to other parts of the island.

Milna is an adorable little port town. Bol seems to be more of a tourist hub, this place was perfect (if a little quiet due to off-season). We rented an ATV through rentamotorino.com and drove it around the countryside and to Bol. That was amazing!